Upcoming Campus Events: Feb. 24 – March 2
Join the Munch & Learn and other events for Black Heritage Month, check out the Sustainability Social, have fun at a Dance Party and learn about mycology! […]
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A commitment to both duty and dreams | Jean Cook
At 22 years old, Senior Airman Jean Cook is not only a dedicated member of the Air Force, but also a passionate student at UCCS. […]
PGA Golf Management students inspired by visiting PGA president, coach
The PGA Golf Management program recently hosted Don Rea Jr., PGA, President of the PGA of America, and Will Robins, PGA, a leading expert in golf coaching and player development. […]
UCCS merch available at Scheels
Next time you’re in Scheels, grab some of the newly added UCCS gear. […]
Reap your rewards in retirement with Retirement Ready
Life is a garden. You’ve spent the time nurturing your seed money, preparing for retirement, and looking forward to reaping the rewards. As retirement grows closer, you may have neglected one of the hardest questions: What happens next? […]
Scholarship applications open through March 1
Upcoming support opportunities available to students includes the FAFSAfest, hosted by the UCCS Office of Financial Aid, to help students with filing their FAFSA and scholarship application. […]
UCCS rolls out new marketing campaign
The UCCS Campus Marketing Department, along with the College of Public Service, College of Education, and the Helen and the Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, is rolling out a new brand marketing campaign. […]
New biography chronicles rise of President Emeritus Benson
Supporting the growth and development of UCCS was a particular focus of CU President Emeritus Bruce Benson, who is the subject of a biography released recently. […]
Upcoming Campus Events: Feb. 17 – Feb. 23
With resource tabling, memorials and other events, please consider joining us for the February 16 Remembrance Week. […]
Building a culture of care in higher education
Emily Skop is here to disrupt – in the most caring way possible. […]